Daniel King

Our Goal? Every Soul!

@PattyMurray How can we know this is true if there is no way to check if someone is a legal voter? That’s why we need the SAVE act.

The average person is more likely to be struck by lightning than they are to commit voter fraud. Seriously. That's a real stat. I'm voting NO on the SAVE America Act.

@Readtowrite48 @luxemiaa Business class is completely different from economy class. You are probably already paying a premium in order to get a seat choice.

@danielking100 @luxemiaa I have never had to pay extra to book a seat unless I opt to upgrade. I traveled for business for years. Not sure which option you are using or the airline. This guy made a decision and lived with it.

This woman on Instagram shared: I’m at the airport and there’s a family of 8 people on my flight with small children, I just overheard the dad say, “All of our seats are all over the place, no one is close to each other because I didn’t want to pay extra for assigned seats. We’ll switch around when we get on the plane.” Suffice it to say, I hate them....

@Gwenmommabear @theworstwh0re @Readtowrite48 @luxemiaa On most American airlines, it costs $30-$45 or more to choose a seat. For a family of 8, it could cost $500+ to book seats...not an insignificant cost.

@theworstwh0re @Readtowrite48 @danielking100 @luxemiaa True, so basically if you want to sit together you have no option than to book seats. In the UK it is at least £5 each way per person.

@Readtowrite48 @luxemiaa Many times I have booked tickets and unless I pay an extra fee, it is impossible to select seats. If a family books 8 tickets, the airline should give them 8 seats together, not 8 middle seats in random spots around the plane.

@danielking100 @luxemiaa No! When you book you select the seats. That's his problem.

How does an immigrant, straight off the boat, doesn’t speak English fluently, from a country with a lower than average IQ… Come here and IMMEDIATELY understand the intricacies of defrauding the government to make enough money to afford more than I can? I understand they teach each other, but who was the first? If they’re all dumb (which sorry to say, from Nick’s footage, that appears to be likely) who is helping them keep up the grift? Who are the American traitors at the top? I want a Hunger Games style deportation ceremony where we put them all in a little room, draw their names one by one, and announce what 3rd world country is about to become their new home. I want to see them be marched into giant military cargo planes lined up on the tarmac ready to take them to their new land of opportunity that same day. I want banishments.

@Vicar1973 Back when Trump was just a real estate tycoon, Paula White was the only minister who ministered to him. Too bad no "ordained men representing historic Protestantism" had a heart to reach the lost tycoons of NYC.

Trump must fire Paul White as his "faith advisor" and put a real pastor (an ordained man representing historic Protestantism) in her place. Bringing Paula White into his administration is undoubtedly one of Trump's dumbest moves. I don't expect much from Trump spiritually, but he can and should do better than a fake pastorette. If Trump wants prayer and counsel, he should get it from a qualified theologian, not a quack.

@Vicar1973 I agree with you on baptism. I would extend this to when preachers lead people in a salvation prayer but tell people what it does not do instead of what it does do. Sometimes preachers sound like they are arguing with theologians instead of helping a sinner come to repentance.

Two of my biggest pet peeves as a pastor: 1. Wedding ceremonies that use the exact same vows for the bride and bridegroom, instead of sexually differentiated vows. The Bible gives distinct commands to husbands and wives, and that should be reflected in the promises they make to one another. Androgynous wedding ceremonies are dumb. 2. Pastors who give pre-baptismal speeches about what baptism does NOT do. Why bother with something that doesn't do anything? When a pastor baptizes, he should teach on what's happening, not on what's not happening. He should use the Bible's own language - and he should explain that language, not explain it away.

@JoshuaBarzon 2 is much better because it is simpler.

Which logo design do you like best? I’m currently working on this brand identity for Anchor Church. Both draw from the imagery of Hebrews 6:19, centering on the truth that Christ is the anchor of our soul. Would love to know which one you like best and why!

@Cernovich @Gabi_American It’s more like once in a generation. Every 50 years or so. He was special. Like Washington or Lincoln.

I thought something positive might arise from Charlie Kirk’s assassination, but he was irreplaceable. You get someone like that once every 10 years.

@FocusFamily Our family loved Adventures in Odyssey when I was growing up.

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In the middle of the night, there was a pastor in Chicago who was awakened from his sleep. He heard the Holy Ghost tell him to go down to the Chicago train station and preach the Gospel. He thought to himself, “that’s silly. Why would God ask me to do that?” So he rolled over and went back to sleep. The same thing happened again, and then a third time, until finally the man gave in and drove to the train station. When he arrived no one was there, but he was obedient and preached a basic Gospel message and even gave an altar call even though it seemed no one was even listening. Afterwards, he went home. Years later that same pastor went to a Billy Sunday meeting where the great evangelist gave his testimony of how he received salvation. He said, “I was down at the Chicago train station, and there was a man preaching the Gospel, and even though I couldn’t see him nor did I know where the voice was coming from, he led me to the Lord that night!” Billy Sunday reached millions of people with the Gospel through his ministry. Cc: holyspirittv

@hanaamurakami Samurai, Nintendo, anime

As a Japanese person, I’m curious what’s the first thing that pops into your head when you think of Japan? 🧐 Like how people think of “nukes” when they think of America or “carpets” when they think of Iran.

@Brcremer @Nelson_Caldwell If there is no way to check someone’s citizenship when they register to vote then there is no way for your statement to be audited. How do we know non-citizens are not voting if there is no way to know?

Dear Christian, Undocumented immigrants can’t vote. It is a crime that results in prison and/or deportation. Only 68 instances of this has happened in the last 40 years, by the Heritage Foundation’s own report. Saying tons of undocumented immigrants are voting is a lie.

@JulieBorowski It just means they are bad at math. My wife loves getting discounts. The bigger the percentage the happier she is. I always ask, "How much did you spend?" She always wants to tell me how much she saved.

When I was studying economics, I learned that people are rational. But is that true? For example, I sell things on ebay. I have found that people will pay higher prices if you give them a bigger discount. I get significantly more sales listing a shirt for $25 with a 20% discount vs. listing a shirt for $20 with a 10% discount- even though that's $2 cheaper. Yes, that larger discount percentage gives people a happy dopamine rush. Perhaps they value that feeling more than $2. Does that make it rational behavior?

@scribe_ezra @shane_pruitt78 @1baptistpastor Right on.

This is more evident in preaching/teaching that prophesying. For example: cessation itself is blatant false prophecy because it blatantly contradicts the basic message and character of the New Testament of every believer having a prophetic flow of the Holy Spirit’s anointing (currents of living water from their bellies) according to Jesus. In the New Covenant, it is not just the patriarchal lines of priests prophets and kings that have anointing but the ekklesia are a kingdom of prophesying priests.

If someone claims to have a "word from God" that contradicts the Word of God… You can be sure those words didn’t come from God.

@GavinNewsom Freedom does not include the right to kill.

The “freedom” party strikes again.

This is funny.

@thomas_garrard Ender's Game is a great book. I have read it 7-8 times in my lifetime.

I just had a conversation with Grok about one of my all time favorite books “Ender’s Game” I had to talk to Grok, because I’ve never met anyone who’s read it, besides me. Lol. It’s a great book, though, if you’re ever so inclined.